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Choose the envelope tool click-drag down to make the initial volume setting.Sound ducking: An audio term that is used when one temporarily decreases/increases the volume of one audio source so that another audio source can be heard more readily.

Drag the amplification slider to a larger setting.ĭecrease: Choose the Envelope Tool, then drag down. If the clip is already at its maximum, highlight the clip, then choose Effect/Amplify. Or, you can choose the Envelope Tool, then drag up. Increase: You can either manually move the volume up by dragging the volume slider left or right (indicated by the red arrow, located just below the Mute and Solo buttons on the audio track). Increase/decrease the volume of an audio clip Increase/decrease the volume of an audio clip.There are a number of common tasks done when editing audio with Audacity. Note: all toolbar images used from Common Tasks in Audacity You should have audio levels not go into the red (at the 0 range). This will indicate when your recording is too quiet (very little green showing, in the -54 range) or too loud (in the red, or at zero) ideally you should record in the -18 to -12 range. Ideally if you run this code in the terminal, Audacity will work: open /Applications/Audacity.app/Contents/MacOS/AudacityĪudacity has a number of toolbars, but these are the most commonly used: Quick note: If you are running Audacity on Catalina, you may need to read up on how to make Audacity work in Catalina.